EDITORIAL

Not many people, especially people in politics, love to be told the truth in the face without fear or favour, but that does not hide the fact that the unplanned, unannounced uncoordinated erratic power supply in the country is nauseating…
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The New Publisher is worried about the growing reported incidents of violence, killing, cell break, fire outbreaks  and the general crime that seem to have enveloped the country in recent times. It is difficult to judge whether it is the…
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The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Henry Quartey has taken a very impressive start in making Accra work again since his recent appointment to the top job. Henry Quartey has proven he is not the usual  white long sleeves with flying tie…
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Horrific incidents hitherto considered highly ‘uncommon’ in Ghana have started happening in the country in recent times and the continuous nature of such sad episodes calls for the need to have a national discussion on what went wrong and…
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Easter is just around the corner and The New Publisher  reminds us all that it is an ideal time to show love to a child in need. One does not need to travel far to identity a needy child. They are all around us, some even selling all…
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The New Publisher applauds the National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Freddie Blay, for publicly calling for an immediate halt on all forms of flag-bearer campaign within the party. The call is long overdue but it is better…
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The New Publisher is of a firm opinion that Ministers who intend to contest the flag-bearer race of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) should voluntarily resign from Government or be forced to do so because it is clear their quest to become…
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The absence of information and clarity leads to speculations and suspicion and that is what is happening to many people who are feet-dragging over taking the AstraZeneca vaccine. Enough education has been invested into the need to take…
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The term ‘Okada’ has become an accepted street slang in Ghana that means motorcycle taxi. Truth be told the Okada business is popular all across the country although authorities claim it is an illegality per the country’s laws. Okada…
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The subject of LGBT+ has dominated headlines in Ghana for the third or fourth week running but in reality, nothing much has changed about the situation on the ground, aside a media uproar that led to the closing of JUST ONE office space of…
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